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Apr 2019
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Ways of Seeing: Sheila Heti on Pierre Bo...

Financial Times
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This week, Gris meets the Canadian writer Sheila Heti at Tate Modern's Pierre Bonnard retrospective to discuss the unlikely parallels between their work, from the depiction of everyday life to the role of memory.


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